Assembly A

L3HHCM20•Tempe, AZ

27d

About The Position

Responsible for utilizing manual and automated tools, machines, and other manfacturing processes to build optic tube components. Developing support individual contributor. Works under general supervision. Work is less structured within identified boundaries and procedures. Identifies problems and issues in straightforward situations.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent with 0-3 years prior experience

Nice To Haves

Ability to read/interpret drawings/blueprints/work instructions.
Ability to sit or stand for long periods of time to include walking up to 2 miles per day.
Attention to detail and quality focused.
Demonstrated problem solving techniques and/or critical thinking skills.
Clean Room experience (preferred).
Good oral and written communication skills.
Teamwork oriented, able to multitask.
Ability to work with little or no supervision if required.
Ability to make quality decisions quickly.
Able to use high and medium power inspection tools to verify compliance with inspection criteria.
Good eye-hand coordination, and ability to lift and do repeat tasks.
General working knowledge of Lean and 5S+1 methodology.
Must be able to clearly read and write in English.

Responsibilities

Use of microscopes to preform inspection tasks.
Recognize and categorize 40+ failure modes, set against a criterion developed for individually designed night vision components for the purposes of data and quality tracking.
Inspect pre and post metalized or coated substrates to comply with internal and external acceptance criteria.
Surface preparation of pre and post metalized or coated substrates using cleaning agents, solvents, acids, and grit blasting to prepare substrates for post-processing.
Metallization, wet-in and/or coating of substrates using various deposition equipment to achieve proper electro-optical surface conditions.
Work in extremely clean to dust-free controlled environment including laminar flow conditions to avoid contamination of the product.
Load and unload Tube components from processing equipment, tools, and/or machines.
Requires use of eye protection, hair nets, face masks, bunny suits, Tyvek coats, smocks, and rubber gloves to work with isopropyl alcohol and assorted chemicals.
Fully proficient in this role and able to work safely with limited supervision, assignments can be moderately difficult, requiring independent judgement.
Maintain accurate record entry through use of the onsite Quality Tracking System (QTS).
Ability to use chemicals (acids, bases, and solvents), and use inspection equipment.
Computer proficiency; email, websites, online training and qulaity management operating systems, and misc. tasks.